Sentence examples for gauge to test from inspiring English sources

He said that he was reading Oswald Chambers, a Scottish minister and devotional writer born in the late 19th century, and that "if you've read Oswald Chambers, you understand that Oswald Chambers is a pretty good gauge to test your walk".

Every time you try a new set of needles, knit a new gauge swatch to test them.

So, now if you think I'm over-reacting we'll have a gauge by which to test my theory.

The Van de Casteele test is a simple diagram based on simultaneous sea level height measurements from a reference tide gauge (here the pressure tide gauge) and from a tide gauge to be tested (here the GNSS tide gauge).

A real chamber (on your firearm) or a case gauge are both ways to test this, but a case gauge is safer, easier to transport, and less likely to get a cartridge stuck into your firearm.

My assigned job was to test pressure gauges, simple and repetitive.

In order to gauge accuracy we test our method by comparing with previous results in the literature.

The objective of this research was to establish the feasibility of using the force-sensing platform to test and gauge the postural control of individuals.

The gauge was tested from 10−5 to 10−3 Pa with improved sensitivity of 1.7 Pa−1.720].

Murakami et al. presented a Bayard-Alpert type CNT field emission gauge and tested in 10−6 to 10−4 Torr range [15].

They subjected the rodents to tests gauging their willingness to interact with other mice, to explore a new environment, and to swim as opposed to passively float when placed in water.